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Women Sought the Vote in “Porto Rico,” 1919 In the early twentieth century, Connecticut newspapers regularly reported on politics in Puerto Rico. This included the news around the fight for the woman’s...
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Women Sought the Vote in “Porto Rico,” 1919 In the early twentieth century, Connecticut newspapers regularly reported on politics in Puerto Rico. This included the news around the fight for the woman’s...
LCCN: sn92051282, The Connecticut Labor Press (New Haven, Conn.), 191?-1921 LCCN: sn92051283, The Connecticut Labor News (New Haven, Conn.), 1921-1925 The masthead of the Connecticut Labor Press of 1920 declared the 3-cent weekly...
Lester H. Thompson, a Connecticut soldier from New Haven, lost his life shortly after arriving in France in 1918. His parents thought “he caught a cold on the transport” and that it later...
Check out the new online display of historic Labor Day souvenir ribbons and great clips from digitized historic Connecticut state newspapers! It can be found on the website of the Connecticut History Museum at...
The range of events on Labor Day in Connecticut in 1914 included those special to the immigrants who made up a large percentage of the workforce. In Bridgeport, hundreds of Slavonians gathered at Sokol...
LCCN: sn86077047, The Examiner, Hartford, Conn., 1881-188? LCCN: sn92051407, The Weekly Examiner, Hartford, Conn., 188?-190? LCCN: sn92051523, The Labor Standard, Hartford, Conn., 1908-192? A cooperative association “comprising individuals of various creeds, professions, and...
LCCN: sn95063011, Hartford-Springfield Chronicle (Springfield, Mass.), 1940-194? LCCN: sn92051342, Hartford Chronicle (Hartford, Conn.), 194?-1947 LCCN: sn92051345, Connecticut Chronicle (Hartford, Conn.) 194?-194? LCCN: sn92051343, New England Bulletin (Hartford, Conn.) 1949-19?? On March 26, 1949,...
The Connecticut Digital Newspaper Project is soon to digitize historical state African American weeklies from the World World II era. On March 26, 1949, Editor Ernie Durham and President George W. Goodman of the...
LCCN: sn92051523, The Labor Standard (Hartford, Conn.), 1908-192? LCCN: sn92051407, The Weekly Examiner, Hartford, Conn.), 188?-190? LCCN: sn93059286, The American Standard (Hartford, Conn.), 192?-19?? The Labor Standard began publication of Hartford, Connecticut on...
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